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Dancing Plague Portland, Oregon
Dancing Plague's music is fitted with an exoskeleton of darkness that shields any and all light from entering. Oddly, though, this sheath of industrial electronics doesn't impart a chilly vibe, rather an uncomfortably humid one. They evoke anxiety with their very name, and coax you into this fear by virtue of their compellingly constructed locomotion. ... more
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